Monday, 8 August 2011

21st Century Learning


Thought I posted this in July...Whoops!
Positive
  • 21st century learning has a new way of looking at the world
  • New thinking
  • Children must prepare for fulfilling lives and effective responsible citizenship in a society that is global, high-tech, diverse and information saturated
  • In 21st century the world work requires problem solving, thinking, synthesising, communicating, designing and developing new products
  • We are changing to fit into a world of digital natives
  • Learning must be relevant so each student must see it is important in their lives

Negative
  • DNA of teachers needs to change the way they teach
  • One person was in control, the other person needed it and the teachers are there to deconstruct and recreate it for kids
  • The education system was grounded in the industrial era, when routine work conformity was valued important. So is not going to work for our new world of technology
Interesting
  • If we don’t change we are going to condemned future generations of teachers
  • The skills needed are rapidly changing in our global environment
  • In future years a super-computer will have more processing power than the human brain
  • We will still need our core skills plus 21st century skills
  • The structure must encourage students for new challenges in life, social and work

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